Texas War Of Independence

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1.

What was the name of the treaty that offered Texas independence from Mexico?
- A.
  
  Velasco
- B.
  
  Guadelupe-Hildago
- C.
  
  Versaille
- D.
  
  Texas Independence
Correct Answer
A. Velasco

Explanation
The treaty that offered Texas independence from Mexico was called the Velasco.

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Who lead the Texan army?
- A.
  
  Davy Crockett
- B.
  
  Santa Anna
- C.
  
  Sam Houston
- D.
  
  Jim Bowie
Correct Answer
C. Sam Houston

Explanation
Sam Houston led the Texan army. He was a key figure in the Texas Revolution and served as the commander-in-chief of the Texan forces during the Battle of San Jacinto, where they achieved a decisive victory over the Mexican army led by General Santa Anna. Houston's leadership and strategic skills played a crucial role in securing Texan independence from Mexico.

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Who led the Mexican army?
- A.
  
  Davy Crockett
- B.
  
  Santa Anna
- C.
  
  Sam Houston
- D.
  
  Jim Bowie
Correct Answer
B. Santa Anna

Explanation
Santa Anna led the Mexican army.

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4.

The Mexican army was finally defeated at which battle?
- A.
  
  Seige of Bexar
- B.
  
  Battle of Concepcion
- C.
  
  Battle of Goliad
- D.
  
  Battle of San Jacinto
Correct Answer
D. Battle of San Jacinto

Explanation
The Battle of San Jacinto is the correct answer because it was the decisive battle of the Texas Revolution, where the Mexican army under General Santa Anna was defeated by the Texian army led by General Sam Houston. This battle took place on April 21, 1836, near the present-day city of Houston, Texas. The Texians launched a surprise attack on the Mexican camp, capturing Santa Anna and forcing him to sign the Treaties of Velasco, which recognized the independence of the Republic of Texas.

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In which battle did the Mexican general execute 400 Texan prisoners?
- A.
  
  Seige of Bexar
- B.
  
  Battle of Concepcion
- C.
  
  Battle of Goliad
- D.
  
  Battle of San Jacinto
Correct Answer
C. Battle of Goliad

Explanation
The Battle of Goliad is the correct answer because it was during this battle that the Mexican general, Santa Anna, executed approximately 400 Texan prisoners. The prisoners were captured after the battle and were executed on Santa Anna's orders, which became known as the Goliad Massacre. This event was a significant factor in escalating tensions between Mexico and Texas during the Texas Revolution.

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Texas War Of Independence

What was the name of the treaty that offered Texas independence from Mexico?

Who lead the Texan army?

Who led the Mexican army?

The Mexican army was finally defeated at which battle?

In which battle did the Mexican general execute 400 Texan prisoners?